Sentence examples for mix of benefit from inspiring English sources

Like most things, playing it has a mix of benefit and risk.

This is what makes George Osborne's mix of benefit cuts and a higher minimum wage so potent.

Washington has been reluctant to touch Social Security, which last went through major changes in 1983, after a bipartisan commission tried to assure its long-term solvency through a mix of benefit reductions cuts and tax increases.

The center's plan is also sounder on Social Security, ensuring the system's long-term solvency with a generally modest mix of benefit reductions and tax increases that protects middle-income retirees.

Baruch Fischhoff, a professor of decision sciences at Carnegie Mellon, thinks that older boys may see a mix of benefits in Gardasil.

"Traditionally, companies competed by leading the competition, but now employers are focusing on the mix" of benefits, said George T. Milkovich, the Martin P. Catherwood professor of human resource management at the School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University.

Similar savings could be achieved by larger companies, the study found, although the mix of benefits might be different because companies with more than 200 employees are not automatically eligible for some incentives.

So while in a prosperous home you might find two high incomes, in a poorer home one low income might be supplemented by a convoluted mix of benefits – a pattern found far less often abroad.

I see two possibilities:The government will generally underprice, in which case insurance companies will compete to make themselves as unattractive as possible to sick people through their mix of benefits and customer service.

Governor Mike Beebe, of Little Rock, was at last prepared to allow the Medicare expansion that Obamacare demands, but only by way of enrolling his citizens in private exchanges, even though, as Politico reported, "enrollees with private exchange coverage may get a similar mix of benefits as they would get in Medicaid but could face higher co-pays, deductibles and other costs".

While other states and cities, including New York and Chicago, are trying to attract green businesses with economic incentives like tax breaks, Vermont is banking on a mix of benefits that the state hopes will change its business profile, which was once dominated by the insurance industry.